Local news
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Colour for a purpose, and help save baby Ahana’s life
Local newsTwenty-two-month-old Ahana Dhanuk needs a lifesaving treatment to survive a rare form of cancer – neuroblastoma.
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Congenital Heart Disease Awareness Week: Helping with heart defects one beat at a time
Local newsThe organisation operates as an advocate for congenital heart disease (CHD) awareness and is also a centre of solace to…
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Eat your heart out at home this Valentine’s Day
Local newsEnjoy making these recipes of a simple starter, main course and dessert from a professional Durban chef.
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Several people injured in a multi-vehicle collision near Pavilion
Local newsAbout 18 people sustained moderate to serious injuries in a multi-vehicle collision.
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Competition: Win tickets to see Xavier Rudd live in Durban
Local newsRudd also wrapped up two European tours in 2022 and 2023, having made stops at the Glastonbury, Pinkpop and Rock…
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Competition: Win tickets to Milky Chance concert in Durban
Local newsThe indie-pop duo have reached a massive global audience of seven billion career streams and 13 million Spotify monthly listeners.
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Picture perfect: Woza Moya supports local artist
Local newsSculptor Sibusiso Mthembu's work is featured for the month of February on the Woza Moya Artists’ Wall.
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Conservancies support World Wetlands Day
Local newsUpper Highway conservancies are working on developing wetlands in some areas to clean contaminated stormwater.
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Safer Internet Day: Tips to stay safe and secure online
Local newsPrivate investigator Rick Crouch shares tips to help internet users not fall victim to cyberscams.
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Newseum: Furore over pin-up models in 70s papers
BlogsShould pin-up models feature in a local community newspaper? Find out what people in the 1970s thought.
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BelRosView Youth Group gives back to community
Local newsThe BelRosView Resident’s Organisation Youth Arm partnered with community members and local businesses to give shoes, stationery packs and various…
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Water gushes through pensioner’s yard
Local newsA 74-year-old woman from Escombe, Queensburgh, said that for years, her yard is half-submerged by water whenever it rains.
